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ifoal (Estate. Auction Sales. auction Sales. Auction Saks. tST The Truttees of the BROOKLYN BENEVOLENT SOCIETY, in conformity to the charter, submit the follow ing statement Cash recelvodlroin March 1, 1847, to March 1, 1848, S1B9D 40 Cosh uaid from March.

1847. to Murch, 184d (ttitg TKtms ants O0sip That leap year ball. Yesterday wo gave some account of a ball proposed to be given to the fellows, by the girla of Hartford, in pursuance of their extraordinary privileges as conferred by the loap year. To day we have the Times, with a fall account of the ball, which we spread before our fair readers that they may get au idea how those things are doue up in the laud of pumpkin pies and molasses candy. Such a ball must have had peculiar attractions, and was, undoubtedly, all that it was represented.

The Times says This being leap year, in which the ladies have, by common consent, especial privileges in matters of etiquette, a number of them concluded to get up a ball, and manage it to suit their own nice views of Buch matters. The compauy assembled at Gilman's JOSICS'H HliiJEiTIAN Auctioneer. Real EttaleSr Furniture Sale Uoom, 63 Fulton street i.ibural cah advances made on consignments of all kinds if personal properly. Fuiullios who intend breaking up housekeeping, and wish to dlsposo of the wholo or any part of their Furniture, arc invited lo call, and may confidently rely upon the personal attention of the Auctioneer, and his faithful Worts to Jisposooi their furnUure to the best advantage. A fair irieo will lie given for second hand Furniture, to those whomay wish to dispose of il, with out the trouble uuel delay of an Auction Sale.

For Sale The piece of ground, with tho four small two story dwelling housss ihcreiin, situated on the westaido of Division street, between Mynle and Turk avenues, oppo site thu burying ground the lot is 49 ft In width in from on Division st, uud about 10 ii in depth, wilh 3 small housos on Hie iront and 1 on Ihe rear. Also, the 2 story house, together with six lots of land, situated in Hie Dili ward of ihe city of Brooklyn begin ing on Die northwestcorntr ol Bergen i. and Schenectady uvonue being abuul 107 ft iu from on Scheneclndy uvo, und 140 ft in depth on each side. The above pieces of pro porly will bo sold cheup at private sale, and ii Bold by Ihe 5th of February, will, on thai day, bu told at auction, at 12 o'clock, noon, at the Franklin house. Enquire of J.

Hegeinun, at the Brooklyn Savings Bank. Jan. 17. ISIh! At lvuto sale The two story, uttic and basemont frame house, wilh sub cellar, and two slory lea loom iu the rear, situated no. 281 Pearl street, between Myrlle avenue and Willoughby st.

the house is well finished, and contains 14 rooms, Part of the purchase money may remain on bond and mortgage. Enquire of J. iiegcniuij, ui the bank, corner of Concord and Fulton streets. Brooklyn, Dec. 22d, 1847.

At Private Sale The Iwo story and attic frame house, 220 Front near Gold street, lot 25 by 100, Iho house contains 12rooinb with nub cellar. 1'anof the purchase nio ney may remain on bond and morictiut'. lor nnrticnlars apply to Joseph Hegemuu at the Savings bank, comer ot Fulton and Concord st, or ut the pre uj lata vveJneauay, fliareh 1j, At o'clock 1 precisely, at the residence ol Tunis Ber geu, formerly of Jacob lierycn. now Kreako'a mill, on the hill near mith st, Farming stock and utensils, as follows 2 horses, 3 cows, pleasure wagon, farm do, murkot do, lensurv sleigh, in cart, suts double and 1 single harness, ploughs, harrows, hay cutter, corn Bhcllor, 2 teed bins, about 100 locust garden posts, utc, otc. Terms cash, yale positive without regard to weather.

JOHN Auctioneer. Stjre and Salen Uoom, 78 Fulton street Brooklyn. The tenders his tn the inhabitants of Brooklyn and tho surrounding country lor the sale ol" Kcal Kstnte, Furniture, or any other kind ol' Merchandise, either at the auction room, 78 Fulton or on the premises. From hi long experience in business, particularly in tlmtof furniture, he flatters himself that he shall give such satisfaction as will insurehim asharo of public patronage. Cash advanced on consignments of personal property, and returns made assoon as the property is sold and delivered.

Second hand furniture purchased, when parties cannot awaitan auction sale. AT P1UVATK SALE. A general assortment of new FurnUure and Upholstery, at auction prices. JOHN FERGUSON, Auctioneer, apI4 78 Fnlton street Brooklyn. AT JAMEri II.

LEATHERS', 101 Fulton street, Brouklyu Sick or deceased persons taken at their residenceii. lia guerrootypes copied. i7 6ui 'S BROOKLYN DACUKltlUAN fi.U.I.HRV JVo. 63 Fulton street. iikoneaaoft taken in all weather, from 7 o'clock in theinorii ing until sunset.

Sick or deceased persona tvkon at ttiotl residences SEXTON OF ST. JOHN'S CHURCH, Ao. 250 Adujtis street. To wiioiu application fur Powb in the Church, or Intor; menu in tho Burial Yard, may lie made. slO.

'S. CA3E1HY ATTORNEY, SOLICITOR AND COUNSELLOR, Commissioner to take Acknowledgements, Depositions, etc. for the following states Virginia, X'ennsylvania, Missouri, Vermont, North Carolina, South Carolina, Maine Ohio, Indiana, Rhode Island, Michigan, Tennessee. Illinois, Delaware, Florida. Oflices.

40 Fultonstreet, 54 Wall street, Now York. SAIK'L MASTER CHANCERY. ap3 tf OJJioe, JVe. 1 Front street, Brooklyn. K.V6iL,!LE Ir.AILLAStI, MASTER IN CHANCERY, OJjicc, JVo.

3 Front street, Brooklyn. myl5 tf AlLS 'iiiI STEVENS, COMMISSIONER OF DEEDS, OJjicc Brooklyn Insurance auitf No. 43 Fulton street. 1ICIIAS2I BUTT, SURV.EYOR, 1 Front street, Brooklyn. LITHOGRAPHING AND PRINTING in allits branchL' es Maps for Sales of Property executed on the shortest notice olOly JAS.

U. WA'r ffS, TEACHER. OF THE FLUTE, Gold street, between IVillouhby and Fulton sts. An assortment of splendid eixht koyed Flutes on hand, wilh Nicholson's "School forthe Fiuto." je3 ii. SISJjEJLJL, ATTORNEY SOLICITOR, COMMISSIONER OF DEEDS, o29 tf JVo.

SQ street. 1V.1I. S. Si A 14 hi: It, BOOKBINDER ANIJ PAPER RULER, 13(i Fulton street, Brooklyn. All kinds of Bookbinding done in a neat and substantial manner, Books, Periodicals and Music bound to pattern Paperruled to any pattern.

ylC ti bkTw. c. jtsjeriJEiuiCT, Xate Physician andSurgeon in the Philadelphia Hospital, fPHYSICIAN AND SURGEON, d3 Office in Atlantic, near Clinton street, Brookty n. 3. EJMtlTEiiXS, MERCHANT CASHJ TAILOR, JVo.

81) a Fulton street, opposite JJen ry street. myi: Brooklyn. as. w. lauKKiY, ATTORNEY AND SOLICITOR, Ball's Buildings comer of Fulton and Cranberry street sl OF D1ED6.J n24 tf jAMES 2i AXTrEjaSON," COMMISSIONER OF DEEDS, yOR.

TUB CITY Or BROOKLYN, The Slates of "Ohio, Michigan, Illinois, and Virginia, and the Territory of Wisconsin. OJfice, City Buildings. Searches of Titles and conveying of Real Estate particularly attended to. ial WICKS, JLA'iTCIUlKS, Scc C3 Z. 15.

CROOKER, JVo. 35 JUyrtlejavenue, between Pearl and Jay streets, Brooklyn, tins constantly 011 hand a supply of Locks, Latches.Sliding DoorTrimmings, Also, Porcelain, Glass, Mineral, and all otherkinds of Door Kiiohs which ho will supply to customers and purchasers generally, ntas low prices as can bo found eitherin New York or Brooklyn. P.S. Lock RE.TMUUKa.B'ci.L Hanoiko andSiLvicit Piat inu, properly and punctually auenihlto. Jii5 JOSEPH JI.

ATTORNEY AT LAW ji SOLICITOR fA CHA JVC 83 tf JVo. 3 Front street, Brooklyn! bsssivjamiiv if. ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW, Residence Office 35 Wai I Ne wl'ork o22 tf DAVIS) WISSLOW ATTORNEV, SOLICITOR AND 'JialVs Buildings, corner 0 button and Cranberry streets, Brooklyn. Entrance in Cranberry street. s23 ly MA VEBY DESIRABLE HOUSE TO LET pleasantly situated, No 45 High si, between Adams and W'asningtou street, two stories high with aitlc anu t.itieiucDt, well finished throughout with marble man tics unvii.g a large rear uuuaiog containing tearoom aud Kitchen, Willi cistern and uuimi with bod looms above and vegetublo collar underneath coal vault tn front in complete order.

A large garden with fine fruit trees and vines, for further particulars apply to m7 Jiveou Capt. VV.M. LEE, Willow st. AND LOT A strull 2 story house, Itliiliil "Dl 'o'oxuti, corner of Allunllcund Clinton avouuo HHiM will bo sold for 3 lriO, if applied for to day or lu inotrow, 10 It. J.

TODD 68 Fulton street. m7 tf Miti il'li5iL, iitCICJv HOLSl corner of Sands street and Hudson avenue To Let, from 1st of May next. The six two story und attic, with baso mouia and under built a few years since In the best manner lots 100 feel deep. Will bo rented to ono family for 275, or to two small families for $300. Apply to VALENTINE G.

HALL, It corner of Pearl and Bcukman Bts. New York. t7'i 'or storago of Furniture and olh iSailL soms' V'" atnro Na t'ulton street. iv uruuouse of' BROOKS, tf 44 Fulton siroet. ISiltiiJIi.

HOUSE iu Tillfirv near Fulton slr. nl. to let from 1st of May next. Tlu four story brick house No. 7 Tillary st, suitablo for genteel family LULhotue No.

1 lllarv St. suitablo for a eantnxl famitv cor. of I'eurl and Beekinau streets, New York. Also lo rent, five new 3 story brick houses in Water between Gold street and Hudson avenue; possession immediately. Also, 3 genteel brick nouses corner of Sands street and Hudson avenue.

fylu if ti'U i'l'i' I he premises ut the corner of Dock ejjj;" and Water streets, Brooklyn, now occupied by Aid. HSIiiHi 1,1 as a cooper's shop, and by Messrs. John son Anderson as a stone yard, consisting of 7 or 8 lots of iniuud. Theso premises are well located and adupted for utiwi. Lumber or Stone Yard, or Carpenter's shops, and will be let at moderate rents.

Apply to HIRAM BARNEY, felll If 49 William street. New York. at AlLil The 2 story frame house and lot in the south side of Boerum st, feet west of Livingston st. House 25 feet with roar building. Lot 204 it frout and rear by ft deep.

Also, a small 2 story frame house and loton cut side of Navy street, about 150 ft north of Myrtle avenue. Lot 25 feel front und reur by 100 feet deep. For terms, otc, apply to JUIIN II. BAKER, foS tf avenue near Clinton. Viiii SALE A BARGAIN The two 2 story Maud attic with basement frame houses, No.

65 and 07 Johnson street. The houses are built in modern style and well finished, with inurtile mantles, and filled iu with brick the lots uro 24 by 100 each. Will be sold low, 'i of the purchase money may remain on mort gage. Apply to JOHN VOOilHi fe4 tf No. 40 Johnson street.

MJsatHJSil TO The house No. 47 Allan tic street will be lot lo a good tenant at a moderate rent: tl house is spacious and convenient one, and in good repair. The furniture, which is good but not expensive, will be rented with the house, or sold at a va luation, or removed. Immediate possession will be given. Part of the rent will be taken in board, by one or two gentlemen.

Apply on the premises, oral 19 Wall street, New Vork. d4 tf 7irr it kail iJs'jTA'jnt: it' oat sajlk iolots S'ijj' of ground (one eniire block) in the Oth ward, south JslilLoi'. iml near tho Atlantic improving section of the city, affording a good opportunity for a profitable investment. Also, Lots on Livingston street near Boerum street, for particulars apply to ALBERT II. OSBORN, Real estate agent, s2Btf No.

50 Fulton street. Brooklyn. i'Oil iJAi ,3 ONION llAI.r. finl.l III inuur ly ia now ouereu lor jaLsalc at great bartiuin. loaether with tho mtnr.k.

fix tures uud good will of the establishment. Ii has been lonp and favorably known as a place for holding public uie.t tugs, assemblies, etc, ami the House is doing a large and profitable business. As the present owner and keeper of tno esiauiisniueni is aoout retiring lrom tne business, tfns oilers an opportunity rarely to be met with. Apply to ALBERT II. USBORN, Real Estate and House Fulton street, Brooklyn n6 tf S'il'OatKiS TO LET Three ot the new 3 storv ivifli in, I fmnli ulUfe l.

JiDi.winstore3on tne 1st noor, just finished in Jackson si, between Plymouth and John sts. Therecentimprovo men ts in that sec tion of the city, and also of the ferry, will make these stores good places for bnsiuess. Applyto V. G. HALL, corner of Pearland Bcekman sts, JV.

to JOHN VOORHEES.No.50Jacksonst,froin9to landfrom 3 to 7 o'clock. tf 'Ji'O iiE'iL' A French cottaire on Oxford aud At Iu ii vin una I 1.1 i I do I'rnni a 1, TTam. jiaSillLAtlaiiticstreet, recently finished. It contains o'u the first floor two parlors, library, and dining hall fourrooms in the 2d story, aud nursery', cc. in the basement.

It will be rented low lor tne remainder of the year. Omnibuses pastime uooriiirougn tne uay. Apply lo U. tJURIN.J,L, TickotMaster, Railroad Ollice, South Ferry. A stable and vacant uitaclieu can be had.

n2 tf Furry One of the new brickstoresin therowrccent ly built, on the east side of Jackson street, between iiMJ From und Ev uns street a good stand for business. Apply to V. G. 11 ALL, cor. Pearl and Beekman streets, N.

or JOHN VOURllEES.50.lacksou st. au7 tl t'iili. SAiLi; OR TO LET 5 splendid now illil rnmu'M hnllt in thp. most eloizant and substantial SMILstylo, and situated at the corner of Bond and Scher moriioni streets. Apply to John Wurrin, 48 Maiden lane, New York, or lo J.

L. 4 A. CAMPBELL. U3I. tl iv roni street, urooitiyn.

mlFOat SALii. The house and lotof groundat tached, No. 112 Jay street. Apply to JNO. D.

PRINCE, mb tf. Paint store, 39 Fulton st. fH ji. i AfcicJUf i wo ortnree roomsin me isrooa Jmsllyn Institute, suitable for ProfessionalGontlemen or Arlieto Ann J. WALTERS, 1H8 tf corner of Henry and Poplar sts.

BUBtBIMG ILO'lTS FOR SALE 10 lots on DeKalb avenue, corner Raymond street 10 do on Raymond street, nonr DeKalb avenue 10 do on Navy st, near Fulton and DeKalb avs 10 do on Hudson av, late Jackson st, near Fulton and DeKalb avenues. The above lots are situated in a ra pidly improving section of the city, and near Washington Park." They will lie sold on accommodating terms to per sons wishiug'to make permanent improvements. Applyto FISHER HOWE, 110 Willow street. fel7 Gin Before 8 A. M.

or after 4 P. M. IST MAKr ASM 3212 OS IN BROOKLYN To Let from 1st May next, or For Sale The properly has a front of 150 feet on Furman street, und running to the East River about 220 feet, and lays directly opposite to Wall street, New York, and very near the new ferry about to be established to Brooklyn It has been occupied many years by Mr. Ransom for the storafie of naval stores. If sold, the terms of payment will be very liberal or it will be rented for one or more years.

Apply to VALENTINE G. HALL, feo tf corner of Pearl and Beektnan sts. New York. SAiiEj The property next adjoining the He JD formed Dntch church in Joraiemon street, runn; through to Livingston street, containing in frontand more than one hundred feet, and averagingin depth about three hundred and forty feet. This property is beautifully situate il, opposite the city hall, aiidollers many advantages to capitalists.

Applyto JOHN D. PRINCE, in8 ti Puintand Oil store, SO Fultonstreet. ii WA'Si HIV SSltOK.JLyjV IFOIt SALE THE Jh4 subscriber has lots for sale in most of the wards iu Brooklyn, and will sell one or more of them on liberal terms, to mechanics or others, and, when improved, the whole amount may remain on mortgage for a term of years. Applyto VALENTINE G. HALL, au4 tf cornerof Peurland Beckinan sts, New York.

SAILE 4 tots 25 100 eac eligibly situated, JaJ on the corners of Clnson avenue, Willoughby and Sclienck to be sold cheap, if immediate application is made ut Domett's real estati office 158 Fulton st. jy 15 tf PESSOLUITIO OF CO PARTNERSHIP. Thomas Brooks having purchased all the right, title and interest of his late special partner, Mr. C. D.

W. Lilliendahl, in the Cabinet Furniture business, as conducted at No. 44 Fulton street, bander the name of T. Brooks; the partnership is, in consequence thereof, this day dissolved by mutual consent. Thomas Brooks will settle, adjust and pay all demands against the late firm, and will hereafter continue Ihe Cabinet Furniture business on hiv own porsonal account.

C. D. W. LILLIENDAHL, felS OwM.W&S T.BROOKS. SKIPS! M.

MUB. GROCER. 21 Fultonstreet, 3 Brooklyn, dealer in fine Green and Black Teas. choice Wines. Fruits, foreign and domestic, English Sauces, superior Segars, sperm Oil and Candles crushed, powdered, New Orleans, St.

Croix, Porto Rico and Havana sugars, cha, old Java, Rio, Sumatra and St. Domingo Cofiees, and every description of Family stores, which will be sold at the lowest New York prices, and delivered in every part of the tity. m3 tf QIHUEN'S Newspaper, Book, Stationery Periodical stork, No. 09J4 Fultonstreet Branch siork, No. 21 Myrtle avenuo, ono door from the corner I Adamsslrect.

Newspapers in wrappersforwarde.il to any part of the unmeo oiaies or tt rspsajli Life of Mrs. Godolphin.hy John Evelyn, esq, of in Wootton now first published, and edited by Samuel Lord, Bishop of Oxford, and chancellor of Che most noble inner ot ineuarter. Half hours with the Bast Authors selected and arrane ed with short biographical and critical notices by Charles Knight: just published and for sale bv ELLIOTT CO, 47 Atlantic slrcet. South Brooklyn AND PARTIESj SUPPLIED with Ice iroam, fancy ices, formsoi Jelly. Charlotte Russe, t.

:3, Mottoes, Ornaments and Pyramids, Oysters, Game Game Pates, Gelatine Turkeys. Chicken and Lobstorsal ads. and allolher articles requisite for the furnishing ofa fash ionable supper table. THOMPSON ic VVELLER, "12 20 Clinton street 01,10 GUARD CHAINS! Among tho chains rocont MJ9" ly finished aro a few 5 feet lomr. with slides of an en tirely new pattern, particular regard being had as usual to quality and workmanship, so essontinl in Gold Chains, to ccwiuort in wearing them, and durability for Bale by Jail WM.

WISE, watchmaker, 79 Fulton. aHAITXPABGIV 20 cases "Reserve," for sale in lots to suit, by JOSEPH H. LADD, 103 21 Fulton trett. AiuTJES COJLK, Auctioneer. Office, JV.

43 FiUton street, corner of Front, Brooklyn. Cole will give his personal attention u. lore or Household Fundturo, and out doorsalescouornlly also, to salos of Real Estate, Stocks, tc. al Ihe Exchange Now Vork At Private Sale 2 vacant lots on Willow st, one each side of the dwelling house lately owned und occupied by I hos Chew esq, doe'd, each 25 by 100 feet, being two of the bot lots on thatslreot. Inquire of Smith, 138 Fulton, or ol tho auctioneer, 43 do.

Saturday, March 11, At 12 o'clock, ut the Franklin House, Supreme court in equity under direclion of Dan Van Vonrhls all that certain lot of cround situuie us follows, begin'g al point side of Cold si, 157 fiS lrom SE cor of "ul" uionco parallel Willi Jfyrllo nve 85 ft, thence parallel with i.old si 19 ft, thence parallel with Myr.lo av 85 ft to Gold st, thence along side Oold st 19 ft to pluco of beginning. Terms at sale. Also, the 3 story brick house, erected on the above lot house 19x34 ft, built In modern stylo, wilh folding doors, marblo mantles, Tuesday, March 14, At 12 o'clock, at the Merchants' Exchange. No. 41 1'ierrepontst, noar Hicks st, Brooklyn tho elegant story uuioaiul basement brick house, with two story basemont, ton room, and two lots of ground.

The substantial und well built 3 story attic and basement bouse, with cupola, and two lots of grd, on tho northerly side ol l'icr pont st, distant 77 ft fin Hicks st. The house is 27 ft front, 48 ft deep, with 2 story enclosed piazza 8 ftdeop.and a 2 slory basemont toa room 19ixl4 It. Lots uio 52 feet front, 52 fun rear, on the side 137 ft, on side 133 ft 8 in, run thro' to Love Lane. The house has 15 rooms, 24 pantries, closets and wardrobes, with drawers, complete every respect; cherry window sushes, best plate glass hi principal story, and in front basement anil second story a cistern in the atlic which will hold 30 hhds wuter, firmly secured by resting on hall brick wall.end und SldeWullS: bathini' mnn, Jirn Tho flu, i is tillered und is led into each of the upper stories of tho iiuusH unu iea room chambers into wash basins set in marblo. Handsome marble mantles thro'out tne house, mahogany doors in tho principal story.

Tiio wash room in uasciner.i oi teu room is furnished with wiisb which hut or cold water can be lrawu the yard inlo which all the wuste water is The house is replete wilh overy convenien materialsof their tevernl kinds being used in ihe whole being built under the cure and sup ot Henry Grimstend, urchitect, to whom rol'ci sub cellar handsomely flagged, with close j. cement to prevent the hurrim rnt mid iiiic into "Is ill pes. of nieiice made laid in urnace in sub cellar wilh hot uir pipo and pipes. Attic ished with 2 finished rooms the walls of the house hi ve been painted thro'out um.on work by Jos Tucker, S1O.0U0 of the purchase money can remain on bond and mortgage at 6 per cent. For I urthcr particulars onqulro of the Hon Smith.

138 Fulton st Edward Anthony, 41 Pierpont st, Brooklyn, or at 22 Liberty st. New York, or of ihe auctioneer, 43 Fulton st, Brooklyn. The huuse can be seen lrom 11 A to 2 on application to the above. Those two 2 story und atlic with basemen frame houses, nos U5 and 07 Johnson st they aro built in mo dern style und well finished, wilh marble mantles, tilled in with brick the lots are24xlU0 each will be sold low, 'i of the purchase money may remain on mortgage. For further particulars apply at the office of Die auctioneer 43 Fulton st, Brooklyn.

Brooklyn Property Positive sale Those Tour 3 tory brck houses on side Stanton, biw Tillary and Concord sts, finished in modern style, wilh folding doors, marble mantels, grates, sub cellars, brick cisterns, otc houses 17 It 7 ins by 30 ft; lots 17 ft 7 ins by 70 ft. Terms Part ol the purchase money can remain on bond nd mortgage for a term of years. F'or particulars inquire oi ise auctioneer. Brooklyn orooertv A valuable lot of urd on SW cor ol Lafayette and Debevoise st, in the vicinity of Washington Park lot 25x100 ft. Terms ut sale.

Wednesdav. March 15. At 10 o'clock, at 94 Clinton opposite Schermerhorn slrcet. Household Furniture Consisting of brussels and ing'n carpets, chairs, sofas, looking glasses, oilcloths, crockery, piutcu castors also, 1 sup. man'y book case, Sic terms cubu, bankable city money.

Thursday, Maich 10, At 12 o'clock, at the Fxanklin House', Supreme court inequity under direction of Dan Vuu Voorhis, esq Valuable property 39 lots iu tho vicinity of asuingion i arK, as follows 8 lots on DeKalb avenue 15 lots on Hampden street 16 lots on Canton street Terms part of the purchase money can remain on bond and mortgage maps can be hud at the office of the auctioneer 43 Fulton st, Brooklyn or Ludlow Co, 27 Wnlist, Y. Eriday, March 17, At 10 o'clock, ut the house of Bogardus, Flatbush, next to the residence ot Philip S. Crooke, esq Household Furniture, iyc Consisting of a genornl assortment of furniture, via beds, bedding, carpets, chairs, tables, sofas, secretary desk, solar lamps, also, a lnrge and genornl assortmentof kitchen furniture. Also, 1 cow, 1 sleigh, I sett of single harness, 1 Rocltawav waeon. irurdon uten sils, Terms cash, bankable money.

iL. Saturday, March 18, At 12 o'clock, at iho Franklin House, Peremptory sulo to close a trust valuable prop'y in 7th ward under diroctioii ol' Smith, tq 5 Ints oh 12 aitS of Clason av, it SE cor Q.uincy st and Cluson av, each lot "iwuW? 'rtioS Cuincy st, conimenc'g 100 ft VV fm SW cor Quincy st and Bedford av, each 23x83 ft. All the above lots are well situated, in very desirablo locations for immediate improve ment, and some of the beft lots in that part of the 7th w'd and tho same will be sold without reserve to close it trust title indisputable. Maps can be seen at the office of tho auctioneer, 43 Fulton st Also, 2 lots on side Hickory st. Also.

2 lots onN side Hickory st, 100 ft from Clason ave. Also, 2 lots on side Greene av, 100 ft do TV. SRAXTON, Auctiojueer. jioom JVa. 172 FiULon street, Brooklyn.

Sales AOAKD. The subscriber haviug established himself as an AUCTION AND COMMISSION MERCHANT, at No. 172 Fulton street, (under the Univcrsatist diarchy) will attend to the selling of every description of properly, either real or personal. Stock goods, vrivatk libraries, and porniturk at dwellings, will receive his personal attention. Having an experience of fifteen years in every department of the Auction Business, he pledges himself faithfully to discharge the duties that uiay devolve upon him, aud with promptness and assiduity to merit the confidence of ilmse whoinuy entrust their business to his care.

Consignments of every description respectfully solicited and cash advances when required. Ji. N. JSTHVTTON N.B. SALES EVER.Y EVENING of Mooks, Stationery, Prints, Fandy nd MiscellanenusGoods.

L. October, 1847. o20 tf Thursday, Friday and Saturday evennigs, Dry Goods A large assortment of seasonable dry goods, viz: cloths, oassimeres, satinets, de laines.alpaccas. wool plaids, ltnseys, Manchester ginghams, calico, cambric muslins, London long cloth, American ditto, red and white llan nel, Canton do, broche. silkde laine.

cashmere aud other shawls, linen cambric hdkfs.silk do, cotton do, counter panes, bedspreads, sewingsilk, spool cotton, hosiery, gloves, mitts, suspenders, tapes, needles, pins, together with many other articles for family use. Also, Senses line silk hats, due cutlery, knives and forks, carvers, etc. Sale to commence at6a o'clock. (illotlj'tng. QKOOKKVIV CASH TAfiJLOftItfU EST A JO BLISHMENT The subscriber having completed his Spring arrangements, would inform hi andthe public generally, that he intends keep.

on hand a full and complete assortmen: of '1ADE clothing, which he willsell atthelowest rices. Among which maybefound Dress and Free eve ry color and description French, English. u'jf and American Broadcloths Office and Business ts, Felto, Tweed, and Pantaloons aud Vests of every dc: tion. CLOTHS, CASSIMERES AND VESTING la test importations. He will likewise devote his attention to CUTTING AND REPAIRING, which he willexecute in the neatestman nerand on themostreasonable terms.

N.B. Everynrticle purchasodut thisestablishmentwar ranted to be asrepresented. EM EN myis tiui uiton street, opposite ttenry. ATS AND CAiS THE SUBSCRIBER. WOULL INFORM his friends and customers that he is now ready to furnish the LATEST SPRING FASHION OF HATS equal if not superior in point of elegance, durability arad economy, to any other establishment in the city.

32 Those who are in the habit of going to New York or elsewhere for then: Hats, are invited to examine his stock ueiore purchasing. jamais vv. ftiUK, FEBRUARY REPORT. THE MVTUAL BB LIFE INSURANCE COJUP.1W1' issued one hundred and aiitv five JVetu policies during the month oi reuruary, itus viz: To Merchants traders. 64 To Physicians Clerks Clergymen Agents Fanners Brokers U.

S. senator Postmaster Manufacturers 8 Mechanics 20 Sea captains a Hotel keepers 1 lawyers 5 Ladies 1) Engineers 8 Other occupations. New Doliciesissued in February. 1848 165 ROBERT Li. PATTERSON, President.

Benj. C. Millkb, Secretary. A3? STEPHEN CROVVELL, Acent for Brooklyn Of lice at the Brooklyn Institute, 181 Washington street. Re sidence, 65 Nassau street.

Medical Examiners Robert Rosnian, 132 Henry st Daniol Ayres, corner Fulton and Sands. N.lt. That partof the 12th section of tho charter, which limited the duration of the company to 20 years, has been repealed. The company now exists under a charter unli mited in its duration. m'i laSEMUCM E'JCi'tajKS, PRESERVED FRUIT Pickles by the hundred, by the barrel, or by the dozen, in glass of all the variousslzes also, Catsups, Preserved Fruits, Jellies, etc, prepared in the best manner, for sole by E.

II. VAN BENSCHOTEN CO. nlC tf 252Front.noar Uoverstreet, New York. OK THE INTERESTING Mothers, "should you want a pretty ring for your little girljust step and see my assortment. JOHN D.

CHASE, Manufacturing joiveller, 171 1 ui ton street. vv atones ana clocks repiitreaano warrunm dO OCItU'lTS, ace Ladies, if ynu want something JSLd rich ln Lockets, just step in and examine iny assort, ment. We shall not urge you to buy. but wish ynu to suit yourselves, Yours? 'JOHN D. CHASE, dlO 171 Fulton streot.

TOJDD, Auctioneer. Store Sales Room, 88 Fulton ttr SiUcti, lfe48 1'UOjUC. ilic subscriber htm ciiMucruhl; uiiIm; Uiis suite Leint now io ftxideoi. by 30 wide, ami 4 sturicn high, UnS hnvujrh to Vupxif rcei coAsequcntly ihe imV, "SS wureliousu Urooklyn, und one of the best Uxntluns iihj reccptiun txnd disposal of any kind or progeny, cither ai auction or private sulo. ConBipniiicnta cunliilcd to the auoEcnbcr cure ahull receive his best aUent.on.

iili tho usual laciliiy oi caU advances und iroisipl i lio ttpuuuiiR cilery up amirs ill bu devoted to thosnlo of 1 ancy ReM l.Mate, and the Jblllooriw private ialra oi ar runted Cabinet 1 urn'ituic at miction prices. 'i he bUbscribcr hopes ihai his lon exi.crier.ee ns nn Auc lioneer, with hi5 sedulona uiicntlnn ni.u zeal U.r tlae inttr csLstii hiKeinpluyerd, has earned htm chnrarter (hat will, he hopes, still rutain tho coclider.ct and nulruna hia fellow citizens. oi Real Estate attended at the Franklin limine, or Merchants' chance. New Vork. O.ah in lmce or mhuII sums advanced un any description ol merchandize inti tor auction sulo.

Salos ot'Himilure attended to Hi person dminp the sea son in iNow Vork, and at all the ill Urn puinu on Long Island. Notwithstanding the muny udYM.tar.i the subscriUr possesses over his conipuliloru, his lerh will nut exited I the hum charged by other Auctioneers. Stcund hand furniture, lo cny extent, Imuht for ur taken in exchange Jor i.ew. ro tontteciitm with any other person or hat vnr. j.

XOUD, Auctlonecrand Valuator, fd i'ulttm streot Saturday morning, March Jl, At l(i o'clock, in the spacious sales rooms, 68 Fulton st Third LSprinj; salt a and very valuable assortment ui uc aim ii nana lurnuureot overy vunely and style, among wl ich ill bo found some cxeollent sofus, chairs, centre side and i tin tables, camels. licd and l.eddiiu'. burenll looking glasses.cn cki ry, glusiwiirt, and the usual assortment ot' kllclicn 'ttensils. Same evening. At early candlelight, in ihe sales An ex Ions iven6soi linen ol cb.ihs and cussiii.ers, a gieitt variety of Uelf and tiiina to close soles, 4 elcgunl lid lutiid silver lever watches.

11) double and sii glo barrel nins, dil ferent pieces ad hand furniture. I) clocks of ilili't grades, table oil cloths, dry goods, a eases umbrellas, fancy traveling trunks, etc. Also, tlie balance of lancy and tife ful article liom Ladles' Irish UeLel society i 1 lnibliu. Satunluy cvt.uuig, Mimh 11, At 7 o'clock, at the corner ol Jumes and Main sis, will bo sold auction ihe balance slock of crockery, of a dealer declining business, among which arc li.m er bluo ware, china, tea und dinner setts, toilet sells, dishes, 4 Saturday morning. Sloth March, At 10 o'clock, in the enlch rooms, Fulli sired, Sulo ill be peri mpiotilj solo at auction lr cash, or good endorsed notes at UO days, a very lare arul very general assortment of choice cabinet furniluie, that will compare wilh any in market also, 4 ulegtiht covered sofas, styles of Louis XIV and XV also, 12 elegant Vol taire arm chairs and rockers also, an additional assortmt furniluie, verj new styles al.o, different articles ol sec ond hand furniture, wilh which the sale will eoiulnence Catalogues ready 2 davs prior to sale.

April At 10 o'clock, at No Willoughby Elegant furniture of a family going Europe, comprising a very general assortment, from cellar to uttic. tbo whole having been made lo order but 12 months in ubo and now in perlectcondilion. Full rticulars, with cat aloguc, iu good season. JL BROOKLYN. The undersigned late kr or this cityJ hus opened an ollice alNo.

10 Fulton St. Ibrinsuring property against thu numerous difficulties and expenses to which it is liable from faxes and assessments. It is well known thata grcaiainount of properly is nnntial IV sold for non payment of taxes and assessments, owing to imperfect (Inscriptions of the properly and various oilier ir regularities, but loo well understood by those who have been stillercrs, antl yet ditlicull to be avoided hundreds of cases haviug occurred where the owner of real estate havu either lost it entirely or have been compelleil to stibiuil tti expensive ai.d tedious litigation, a halfits value to redeem il. The undersignetl will guarantee to those who may favor him with such business, to give them immediate notice of oil assessmeufs and tttxes on their properly as soon as levied, and thus avoid not only the Bale ot the property without their knowledge bill also ihe payiucu I of col lectors' fees and all other expenses utlendant on such mailers, holding himself personally responsible lor any loss or expense incurred through his neglect, llischurgesshall be moderate and satisfactory. ALBERT 11.

OSUOKN, Real F.statc Jlgent. RKrKtlEKCKS Hon. Henry C. Murphy, Hon. Francis II.

Stryker, uyrus f. Miutfi, John Dikcmnu, John A. Lott, Abijnh Maun, tienj. D. SiJliman, George VVood.Esq., Jeremiah Johnson, Jonathan Trotter, Thomas G.Talmage, Edgar J.

Bartow, Amos P. Stanton. Esq Rev. E. M.

Johnson. mi! 1OSfifl.0itA'A'SN" Hamilton avenue l(Ly oiNining, from Smith slrcet to the Third avenue. A petition is now pendingbeforcthe Mayorand Common Council of the city of Brooklyn, lo open Hamilton avenue from its preset Smith street to the 3d The Common Council have fixed a district beyond which the assessments shall not extend, lo wit: on both sides of Hamilton avenue from Henry to Smith street, and luu feel in depth on each side thereof; and beginning on ihe southerly side of Smith street at a point halfwav between 11th and 12th streets, running thence southerly purallel with said streels toa point halfway between 0th and 10th avenues thence southerly parallel with said avenues lo the New Utrecht line thence along said line lo the New York Bay and thence along the Hay northerly lo a point 10(1 feet west from Hamilton avenuo; and thence northerly parallel with said avenue to Smith street. Excepting fioni said disirictall the property belonging to tho Cowan us Toll Bridge Company, and also all the property of the Greenwood Cemetery Association. Remonstrances against the said opening must be presented to the Common Council on or before Hie 27th day of March next, as the same will then bu dually ucted upon, or as soon thereafter as convenient.

Brooklyn, 6th March, 1KJ8. JOHN 1) LAWRENCE, lnG Iaw4w Street Commissioner. lilPacliiyili COURT In Equity Jumes Tallmndge i9 vs. Cornelia A. Jackson und olhers.

Cuas. B. Moork, Solicitor. In pursuance of a decretul order this court, made in the above cause, bearing dale the 21st day of February, Ui i8, I will sell at the Franklin House, No. 15 Fulton street in the city of Brooklyn, on the 10th day id' March, 3P1C, ut twelvo o'clock at noon of that day, the following lands and premises All those certain thirty nine lots, pieces or parcels of land situate, lying and being in the city of Brooklyn nfore said, and known and distinguished on a certain map of property belunging lo the heirs of John Jackson, deceased, filed in the ollice of the clerk of the county of Kings on the 2Uth day of September, 1840, entitled Map of properly in the city of Brooklyn belonging to the heirs ol John Juck sun, deceased, dated Brooklyn, May, 1839, surveyed by Silas Ludlam, city surveyor, by the numbers in numerical three) to375(three hundred and seventy five) inclusive, and from number 4U6 (four hundred and six) tu 421 (four hundred and iwenty one) inclusive, and taken together arc bounded as follows, to wit: beginning at tho southwest corner of Huiupden street and DeKalb avenue as the sauie are luid down on said map, running thence along DeKalb avenue two hundred and four feet and three quarters of an inch to the cast side of Canton street, thence south along Canton siicet live hundred and seven feet and seven inches, tlunce east on a straight line iwo hundrwd feet to the west side of Hampden street, aud thence north along Hampden street lour hundred and sixty seven feet to the place of beginning.

Together wilh all and singular the tenements, hereditaments and appurtenances thereunto belonging or in anywise appertaining. Dated Brooklyn, February 21st, 1848. fe22 itawts UAN LVAi VUOKHlS, sneriii. JUS'Jt VDBLISHEB Tlie KEDGE ANCHOli or. Young Sailor's Assistant: by William Brady.snil ing V.

S. Navy. This work, as its title imports, is designed as an assistant lor tne young sailor tnrougn tuo various branches of his arduous profession. It contains useful instructions in every department of seamanship, with ample directions, which will impart to tho young ofli ccra great deal of valuable information in Ihe duties of his profession, and enable him to act in the most judicious manner in many trying emergencies. In addition to muny suggestions, which will prove valuable to every grade ot seamen, it contains more thorough descriptions of the innumerable articles belonging to the various classes of ves sels, than any other work ever published in this country; and is embellished wilh over 70 engravings, in illustration of the suljects treated ofinits pages.

The work Is furnished with over 100 pages of tables, which are valuable not only io the seafaring man, nut to au who are in any way interested in maritime pursuits. The entire work is contained in a volume of 420 pages, octavo, stereotype edition. It is printed on fine paper, and bound in handsome style. For sale by A. M.

WIEUEK, 51 Fulton st. and WILDER CO. 139 Atlantic. fcJJEJEJOS! SJEKBSS A superior assort k3 mentof Field, Garden and FlowcrSceds, auheseed store. WHALE OIL SOAP, for destroying insects on plant and shrubs.

Atthe store of WM. H. CORNELL, ap2U ly 190 Fulton, cornerof Clark street. tf JEtJ'Jf UKI3, CONCERT A BALL ROOM JSLd Gothic Hall, AdamsstreetrtbetweenN'assauand ConJ ord. Terms for the use of this large and eleguut Hall, can be ascertained upon application at this ollice.

or to m27 JAS. N. OLNEY. 213 Washington t. Sr.ElMUINO CAKES.

l'LUM CAKES orna naniented in the most beautnui auu cuasie mau ner.tor WeddingTables.at n. TAYLOR'S ICE CREAM SALOON, 87 Fulton street. KESEKTS FOR '4 SELLING Or .11 nwiijoaiu; and Silver Watches. Si ver ware, Bpeciacies.ami JOwe The subscriber will soil oil his Large Stock ol Goods dur ng the llolidavs.at greatly reduced prices. Persons about nurchasin wil'lfmd it to their interest to call at L.

TAYLOR'S. 97 Fulton st. jj AVT new styles dressing and plain bureau EfC wardrobes, bookcases, patent bedsteads, bods'and nmttrasSCS. lOr Htue nil 88 Fulton street jjWS of ChristianNurture and of subjects adjacent thereto, by Horace Bushncll for sale hy A. al.

vv oi ruiion, aim ne WILDER CO. 139 Atlanticst. BTlRllNCH AUGEAT AND CHOCOLATE, of th ir1 flnestquality.forsale at THOMPSON WELLER'S 4 12 No. 20 Clinton. near Fulton st.

BUILDING. 30 Fnlton street. Brooklyn Dally and Weekly Newspaper Establishment. For wood and coal 04 Opening aud paving streets 442 92 Teacher for poor children 250 00 Shoes, stockings, 152 64 Sundries 85 74 Balance roservod for paving Amity si 430 06 SI0U9 40 JAMES F1UEL, Treasurer. NOTICE The members of the Society are Informed lha the anauul election for four Trustees will take place 17th March, between the hours of one and tliroo o'clock P.

M. at the residonco of C. Heeney, esq. WM. H.

l'ECK, Secretary. iiSf" Ice Crua.ni Croat Hcductiou ij price. HANHLEY now proposes to furnish Parties, etc. with ice Cream of a superior flavor and manufacture, at the reduced price of FIVE SHILLINGS PER IAUAUT (iu. forms), equal to any in this or any other city in the Union.

Mr. H. prides himself in having been known by the citizens of Brooklyn lor many years, to give entire sutisl'uc tion to his numerous patrons and pledges those who may favor him with a call to leave nothing undone to deserve their favors B. HANDLllY. 269 Fulton street, le3 tf near the City Hall.

fjy Notice TO THE ELECTORS OF THE GTH WAUD OF THE CITY OF BROOKLYN The under sigued respectfully notifies the Electors of the liih ward of the city of Brouklyu. that he hereby resigns the ollice of Alderman of said ward, and that he will give notice of said resignation to the Mayornnil Common Council ofsaid city at or before their next regular meeting. Bated Brooklyn, February 2tiih, 16i8. fe2l tl" HAMILTON 15. BKADSHAVV.

tCjUiPJliiirai: COURT la Equity John Tonncie ju E3 nior vs. Thomas Bellly and oliiers. Woodruff Goodman, pllfs att'ys. In pursuance of a decretal order of this court, maile in the above cause, bearing date the sixth day of March, 1848, 1 will sell al the Franklin House, No. 13 Fulton street in the city of Brooklyn, on the 3d day of April, 1848, at 12 o'clock, at noon, of that day, tho following lands aad premises All that certain house aud piece or parcel of ground situate, lying uud being in the eighth ward of the city of Brooklyn, county of Kings and stale of New iork, beginning at apoint on the westerly side of the Third avenue which is the southwest corner of said avenue and Twemy lifth street us laid down on a certain map of property in tho eighth word of tho city of Brooklyn laic of Joseph Dean, surveyed June, 11.

l'olford, city surveyor, and intended to be filed in the office of the clerk of Kings county, thence running south osterly along the said liiird avenue two hundred feet, more or less, to Twenty sixth street as laid down on said map, thence northwesterly along tho northerly side of said Twenty sixth street as laid down on said map to the high water line or mark of the river or bay, tlienco northeasterly nloiig the said high water line or mark to Twenty fifth street as laid down as aforesaid, thence southeasterly along the southerly side of said Twenty fifth street as laid down on said map to the Third avenue aforesaid, the point ol beginning. Also, all that certain other piece or parcel of laud situate in the said eighth ward of said city beginning at a p.iini on the westerly aide of the Third avenue as laidd wn on said map, which is the southwest corner of said Third avenue and Twenty Sixth street as laid down on said map thence running southwesterly along the said Third avenue to land formerly belonging to Clarence D. Sackett; thence running northvvesterl along said last mentioned land to the higu wuturline or mark of the bay or river atoiesuid; thence northeasterly along said high water line or mark to Twenty Sixth street us laid down on said map as aforesaid thence southeasterly along the southerly side of said Twenty Sixtli street us laid down on said map to the Third avenue atoresaid the point of beginning. Together witn all the right, title, interest, and estate of the said Thomas Beilly of, in, and to so much of the above described two pieces or parcels of land as now or formerly constituted and formed part of the Gowauus road, and also to the streets and avenues adjoining, and in front of said two pieces or parcels of land, and also to the land between h.gh and low water marks, and to the land under water and below low water mark in front of said above described two pieces or parcels of laud, and extending into tlie bay or river us fur as the said right shall or may bu hereafter as certuinedand determined to extend. Together with all and singular the tenements, hereditaments and appurtenances tnereunto belonging or in anywise appertaining.

Dated Brooklyn, March loth, 18 18. 10 2a wis DAN'L VAN VOPKH1S, Sheriff. HJHiSifcii'lf SSALU By virtue of two writs of lien facias issued out of and under theseul of theSupreme court of the state of New Yorkand the Kings county court, to me directed and delivered, I will expose for sale ut public auction, at the Franklin house, No. 15 Fulton street, in the city of Brooklyn, on the '25th day of January, 1848, at 1 2 o'clock at noon of that day All the right, title and interest which James Hilliard had on lhc20th day of Na vutnber, 1844, or at any time thereafter, of, in and to the following premise, that is to say All that certain piece or parcel nfinmi town of Brooklyn, in the county of Kings, known and distinguished on certain map made by Jeremiah Lott, on the twenty lifth day of May 1824. as lots number (5) five ana (36) thirty six, bounded as follows, viz on the north by York street; on the south by Tallman street; on the west by lots number (4) four and (37) thirty seven and on the east by lots number CO; six and (35) thirty five, heing in longin (las) one uunareu and tweniy iwo leei, auu in breadth in front and rear (25) twenty fivefeet, be the same more or less.

iVlso. all that certain house and lot. niece or parcel oi land in the village of Brooklyn aforesaid, on the southerly corner of High and Bridge streets, and bounded as follows beginning at said corner and running thence westerly along High street twenty five feet; thence southerly on a line parallel with Bridge street fitly feet thence easterlj on a line parallel with High street twenty live feet lo Bridge street aforesaid tnence northerly along said uriuge street to the place of beginning, being tho same premises conveyed by Pardon T.TuttiUl to Catharine rosier, ny ueeu dated the 25th of October, 1830, and recorded in the office of tho clerk of Kings county, in liber no. of conveyances. page Jiu, ficc Also, an tnat certain lot, piece or parcel oi lana situate, it ing and being in the city of Brooklyn, county of Iunss and state of New York, and designated on a map of ground sold by virtue of a mortgage given by Comfort Sands to the I'rcsident, Jjirectors, ana company oi me name oi iow York, by lot number three hundred aud ninety two (392) on a certain street called Adams street and on the east side thereol being bounded in front by Adams street aforesaid; on the southerly side thereof by lot number three hundred and ninety one on the northerly side thereof by lot number three hundred and ninety three, and iu tho rear byan alley contalningin breadth in lroui and rear respoc tivelv twenty five feet, and in length on each side ninety seven feet nine inches, and being part of the estate of the late John bmith, de Together witn all anil singular the tenements, hereditamentsaud appurtenances tnereun to belonging or in anywise appertaining.

Dated December 13tn. 1S W. UAN'Jj vain vuuiima, lawOw The abovesale is postponed until the 10th day of March 1848, at the same hour and place. Bated Brooklyn, Ju nuary25fh, 1848. jaao lawts laiv IjVAJN vooittija, snertn.

The above sale is further postnonod until tho 18th day oz marcn. icuci, at tne same nour and place, uaieu ejroon lyn, 10th March, 1848. uuu lawts jlaj vain vuuitiits, irnerin. VOCAIj JKjV'JTlE it'4'ASN MEJi 'A' THE HUTCHINSON FAMILY respectfully announce their intention of giving One Vocal Entertainment (before leaving for Washington) at tlie I'emalo Academy, on FRIDAY evening, March 10, introducing variegated programme of judicious selections, a few ol which are the following: "The Mountaineer," Eigln dollars a "There's a good time coming." "Be kind to the loved ones at home," "The ship tin tire," etc, etc. Tickets 50 cents, to be had at the music stores andat the door.

Concert to commence at 7 o'clock. m9 2t FISB TIMEKEEPERS: Finegoldaiid silver watch es. by the inostapppoved makers, of warranted capa bility to "keep time," and of dosirablj sizes and patterns for sale at moderate prices. SILVER FRUIT KNIVES, of English manufacture with silver and pearl handles, various patterns, for sal low SILVER BOUQUET HOLDERS, Bouquet Pins, and Breast Pins; ol the latest HAIR BRAIDING Hair braided to order in the form Guards, Neckla ies, Bracelets, Vest Chains, Finger Rings. Crosses, etc, etc, with laitiitul attention to the identity ol tne nairlurnished.

vvji. dJ9 Joweller, etc, 79 Fulton street IIVIES Of the choicest quality, in glass anu wood Madeira, Port, Pale and Brown Sherries, Muscat, and Champagne, various brands; 'Tinta" Madeira, in glass, from tho celebrated stock of Nathaniel Paulding Scotch Ale in pints and quarts; Champj gnc cider; Lon uon tirown stout, riiiiaueipnia rotter and Ale, Also, well selected stock of Brandies pale Otard, vintage of smoot i and of high ilavor dark Otard, Rusteau, and oth er varieties. Those in want of something choice in th above line, are invited to examine the stockof fell JOSEPH II. LADD, 21 Fulton st. rHHK MiltOOItljYN SAVJIIVtS HAKK isr BL moved to the new building on the cornerof Fulton and Concord streets, and win be open to receive depositee everv TUESDAY.

THURSDAY and SATURDAY, from to 7 o'clock P. and every day from 10 to 2 o'cIock, for the transaction of other business of the institution. No deposits will be received from men on Thursday thatduy oeing reserveu exclusively lor loiuuies. ty oruer. dl tf JOSEPH HEGEM AN.

accountant. ETljOilSA'S JLItlXflCON An Interpret ition of ill MJ Language and Sentiment of Flowers, with an outline of Botany by Catharine H. Waterman. The Artist's Guide and Mechanic's Own Book, by James 1'ilkington. Lectures to Young Men, on various important subjects, by Henry Wurd Beecher.

For sale by ELLIOTT CO, fe25 47 Atlantic st. South Brooklyn. ANEW FOR THE The 1st No. of "The Playmate a pleasant Comuan Ion for Spare Hours." Published monthly at 10 cts. pur no.

or one dollar a year.jusi recoiveu anu inr sale by A. M. WILDER, 51 Fnlton, and s29 WILDER Sc. 139 Atlantic St. fllGAJSS JOSEPH II.

ADD, 21 Fulton street, of 4 iers ror sale the following choice Drands of cigars 12,000 Riondas in i boxes 5,000 Washington pressed, in 1 10 boxes 10,000 La Normas in boxes 20,000 Carthagena de Columblas. in boxes 38,000 Domestic cigars all of which will be sold on ine moat raasonauio terms. m3 tf Baloon, in this city, on Tuesday evening, March 7. Seventy couples were present, forming one ol the best, happiest, most sociable, and agreeablo parties that ever met in this city. Everything was conducted in the most appropriate and orderly manner.

The arrangements ol" the lady managers were well adapted to the occasion, and they were most agreeably carried out. The following were the MANAGERS Mrs Hubbard, Miss Ferrell, Miss Gouge, Miss Ray, Mrs Norteu, Miss is Higley, Miss Roberts, Miss Roberts, Mrs Brewer. Miss Roberts, floor manager. Tlieso ladies acted their parts most admirably, aud to the gratification of every person in the ball. It was indeed novel to witness the reversed order so generally preserved at dancing parties.

The gentlemen were seated around the hall, aud the ladies, with card in hand, were passing along, engaging partners, and introducing each other to the gentlemen. Mr. shall 1 have the pleasure of dancing with you the 9th figure? It is a Waltz Quadrille," and a slight courtesy responded to the half timid if you please," aud the sparkling eyes of Miss dropping upon her card.aB she noted the number and the uaino. The beautiful and modest Miss in the softest whisper, addresses Mr. The 13th is the Sieiliau Circle recollect you arc my partner for that figure." "With the greatest pleasure," replies Mr.

aud so it was all around the hall. Then came a musical little voice the ladies will take their partners for a quadrille" the gentlemen are most gallantly led upon the floor, and the sets are formed with the strictest order. Again the little effeminate voice of the "Floor Manager" is heard, as the gentlemen are seated Members of the Independent Leap Year Club, you will see that the gentlemen are provided with partners, aud that they are iu no way neglected You will be particular in furnishing escorts wlieu they leave the Hall." Again: "Take your partners for a quadrille" "form your sets with us little delay as possible" "loud talking is not allowed iu the sets" "another couple wanted for this set" two couples for this" "all ready and then Shaw Sibley's Band give the sound, aud seventy couples are whirling in the dance. Miss 'a little figure attracted attention aud elicited compliments: Miss was admired for her neat and modest appearence a beautiful figure, with fairy like step, appeared brilliantly Miss of Frout street, appeared to the best advantage, and many were the compliments bestowed Miss li and Miss were favorites, and were active in making everything agreeable, and the "Floor Manager" "drew down the house" by the admirable manner iu which she superintended the whole affair. Notwithstanding the fact that the ladies took the lead, there was becoming modesty displayed, which had the happiest effect.

There was never a more chaste, happy, iunocent party assembled in Hartford. At midnight, supper was announced. It was served by Air. Burgess, of the City Hotel, in his best style. The delicacies" and the" substan tials" the solid aud fancy were spread out in profusion.

The ladies waited upon the gentlemen, aud the entertainment was woll disposed of. After supper the dauce was resumed, aud the party finally broke up in the most cheerful manner. Malicious Mischief. About a half score ol urchins were arrested yesterday and brought belore the police magistrates on a charge of doing malicious mischief to an unfinished building in Willow place, on Sunday last. The damage consisted iu mutilating and defacing the hard fiuished walls.

They likewise kindled a fire, aud were within an ace of setting fire to the house, but their operations were fortunately discovered, in time to prevent further damage, by Mr. Young, the builder. We understand that the practice of making such houses their Sabbathres ort for unhallowed orgies, is practised to a considerable exleut by the youthful Goths and Vandals of this goodly city of churches. Those arrested will be held strictly accountable for the damage they have enacted. Fraternal Affection.

A man named Patrick McLaughlin appeared at the police office yesterday, and made a complaint against his brother John, of having feloniously stolen, taken, aud carried away, a cart belonging to him, the said Patrick This comprehensive charge proved upon investiga tion, to be a fiction in more ways than oue. John coutended that he had as much claim to the cart as his brother, aud furthermore that he didn't carry it away, for the simple reason that he could not lift it. There being no felonious intent proved, the magistrate did not feel bound to interfere further, and dismissed the case, eart, and parties. The suit of J. W.

Tucker vs. Kings county Mutual Ins. Co. is still pending in the New York court, but will probably be ended to day. John Dike man and Jan.

T. Brady appear for the plaintiff, and Edward Sandford for the defence. Charter convention. No meeting last evening for" want of a quorum." They will try again this evening. To morrow they are, by a resolution heretofore passed, to adjourn sine die.

John Smith was sent from our police office to the Kings county almshouse a few days since. Sorry to hear that the immortal John is so badly off. The Macombers (the twins) have rolurned Irorn their southern tour and will sing at ihe Brooklyn In stitute on Monday evening. Threats. A cordwaiuer named Harden, waB arrested and held to bail yesterday, for employiug somo threats of a dire nature towards a colored customer named GyutU ia Ross.

8 New Paper SSanKinffs. FRANCIS PARES CO, JVo. 379 Pearl street, JVew York, have just received from France, a large and elegant assortment of all the new styles of Paper Hangings, Borders, itc, con sisting of the richest patterns of Panel, Fresco, Decorative and others, In gold, velvet and satin, selected expressly and suitable for halls, parlors, chambers, Also, of thoir own manufacture, the most extonsive stock and the largest assortment of every description of Paper Hanging's Borders, Window curtain papers, fcc. Merchants, dealers, landlords, and others are respectfully invited to call and examine The mn st competent workmen to hang the pa pers can bo furnished at tho shortest notice. lmls 11.

JJF FE'JEEtTS CO. EXCHANGER BROKERS, 45 fWtos street, Brooklyn. CARD We respoctfully return thanks to the public for nast patronage, and would solicit a continuance of favors, tmarantcoing that we will discount all kinds of Uncurroni Monoy at tho lowest Wall streot rates, viz: State at U. rsoy i to Hi Bn1 Eastern and Phllad. at i par et.

m3 EOItiS2 A. ABRAHAM, CORONER AND UNDERTAKER, Jai! tf Vo. 55 Usury street, Brooklyn. JTUZHIV 15. K.RVO, ATTORNEY AND SOLICITOR, n3ll JVo.

43 KWton street, Brooklyn. WILLIAM WISE, WATCHMAKER AND d27 JVo. 79 Fulton street. NICHOLAS VAIV BBBNT, ATTORNEY AND SOLICITOR AT LAW, JVo. 1 Front street, Brooklyn.

(C0MMM8IOKMI OF DD0. apS4 tf 4 r. Aa.